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Sales & Marketing Representative | Entry Level (Start ASAP)

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About the role

Sales & Marketing Representative | Entry LevelFor immediate hire in Nashville When you picture where you want to commit your life's work, it should be somewhere you genuinely want to go to work daily. Somewhere where checking the clock is obsolete, and your co-workers are more like family than someone you share desk space with. Not many corporate atmospheres promote growth focused on work ethic and ambition, but those are the cornerstones of our business. We have a high-energy, ambitious, and growing group of professionals who make what we do a career, not just a job. Cape Reserve is an excellent match for individuals looking to shine in the marketing and sales industry or looking to gain leadership and management expertise. Entry Level Sales & Marketing Representative Responsibilities: Engage with customers, in-person, in a professional, friendly manner Operates as the point of contact for assigned customers in your given sales territory Generate sales among customer accounts with the help of Salesforce Work with the team on marketing and sales goals and customer acquisition needs Qualifications for the Entry Level Sales & Marketing Representative Role Bachelors degree is preferred Good communication and interpersonal skills ConfidenceLeadershipTeamwork 0-3 years of previous experience in a customer-facing role (sales, retail, restaurant, hospitality, etc) You can expect the following 4 attributes in our culture: Hard work should always be recognized and rewarded Promotions and growth should be solely based on performance Travel and networking should be done quarterly Team building and bonding activities create and strengthen team unity We offer: On the job training and development Advancement and growth opportunities Stable work environment Team-like atmosphere Uncapped commissions averaging $1500-2000/week plus additional bonuses and incentives

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